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... residues . Analytical data for lactoglobulin show that there are only four rather than six histidines , and there must therefore be two carboxyl groups which are buried in the interior of the molecule and react only at a pH of about 7.5 ...
... residues . Analytical data for lactoglobulin show that there are only four rather than six histidines , and there must therefore be two carboxyl groups which are buried in the interior of the molecule and react only at a pH of about 7.5 ...
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... residues , which contribute in the negative sense , and the overall asymmetry of the helix , which con- tributes in ... residue rotation [ m ' ] according to the equation [ m ' ] = 3 Mo [ a ] n2 + 2 100 ( 12-4 ) The factor 3 / ( n2 + 2 ) ...
... residues , which contribute in the negative sense , and the overall asymmetry of the helix , which con- tributes in ... residue rotation [ m ' ] according to the equation [ m ' ] = 3 Mo [ a ] n2 + 2 100 ( 12-4 ) The factor 3 / ( n2 + 2 ) ...
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... Residues in Proteins by Means of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy , " Acc . Chem . Res . 8 , 70 ( 1975 ) . Albert S. Mildvan , " Magnetic Resonance Studies of the Conformations of Enzyme - Bound Substrates , " Acc . Chem . Res ...
... Residues in Proteins by Means of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy , " Acc . Chem . Res . 8 , 70 ( 1975 ) . Albert S. Mildvan , " Magnetic Resonance Studies of the Conformations of Enzyme - Bound Substrates , " Acc . Chem . Res ...
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